Pak Air Force’s UAV crashes
Islamabad: An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) of the Pakistani Air Force (PAF) on Monday crashed in Punjab province during a routine training mission, days after a pilot was killed in an air crash.
Sanctions under N-deal still in place: Iran
Vienna: The head of Iran’s atomic energy organiSation is asserting that Tehran remains under some sanctions that were supposed to be removed through a landmark nuclear agreement with six world powers.
Recorded computer music restored
Melbourne: Scientists in New Zealand on Monday said they have restored the world’s earliest known recording of computer-generated music, created over 65 years ago using programming techniques devised by British computer scientist Alan Turing.
Quakes rattle Japan; no injuries reported
Tokyo: A pair of moderate earthquakes rattled northern and southern Japan on Monday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, and there was no danger of a tsunami.
Indians stopped from boarding Samjhauta Ex
lahore: Pakistan Railways authorities today stopped four Indian women passengers from boarding the Delhi-bound Samjhauta Express here allegedly over "incomplete" travel documents. "The authorities say our travel documents are incomplete," one of the affected women passengers said.